Can you set the aspect ratio to widescreen in photoshop elements 10?

I can set my camera to 16:9 for taking pictures that I want to develop into a video using photoshop elements 10.. But I can not figure out how to set Photoshop Elements 10 to 16:9 ratio. Is that possible?

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